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Finally Microsoft has announced Forza Horizon 4 at the pre E3 show. Have never loved British weather until now.
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I am looking forward to seeing those rendered village shops.Finally Microsoft has announced Forza Horizon 4 at the prw E3 show. Have never lover British weather until now.
Well considering he said Britain and not Scotland, you'd assume it was Britain!I am so excited for this! Has it been confirmed if it's all of Britain or just Scotland? Scotland is beautiful but it would be nice to explore other areas too.
I am so excited for this! Has it been confirmed if it's all of Britain or just Scotland? Scotland is beautiful but it would be nice to explore other areas too.
Aside from hype induced platitudes, let me say this:
This is a show me game for Playground, and indeed, the Forza series as a whole. Nobody can really deny that Forza 7 was a massive bomb of a game, one that did a lot of damage to the Motorsport series in the eyes of people, especially with the lack of new content out the gate, and especially the poor DLC schedule. Horizon has proven to be the top dog in the racing genre in terms of sales and critical acclaim, and could be the more powerful of the Forza franchises. So Playground needs to make sure that the general rot of Turn 10 in terms of bugginess and poor quality control is stamped out, but they also need to prove that they can shoot high considering they are reaching territory that TDU 1 and 2 tried to reach with varying degrees of success.
I also want to know how large the map is, because The Crew 2 specifically has shown that yes, you can have a large open world for a driving game that is fairly well populated and be interesting enough to be good. Wonder how densely populated Edinburgh is.
Also incredibly glad to see player customization in terms of clothing and the like.
I'm watching this one from afar. I've played less and less of the Horizon games as they've come out although I did FH3 did keep my interest longer than FH2 with Surfers; I just lose interest in this series after a couple months. The ownable-property and changing seasons are interesting, making me curious to see if Horizon 4 introduces anything the Motorsport series can adapt.
But yeah, for the most part, I may pass on this one depending what else is shown like the highways, a city, or how big the map is and how it varies. It is a beautiful game, though and really paints the UK as a gorgeous land of nature.
Seems that now MS have Playground, the shift should be more focused towards Horizon than Motorsport IMO.
That's the biggest. But, if I'm not mistaken, a crucial difference is that the Motorsport series wants 1080P, 60 FPS & the Horizon series settles in at 30FPS right? I fear that will play a large role in accomplishing dynamic weather/season.The main thing I can see Motorsport adapting is likely the dynamic seasons.
The E3 announcement mentioned a 60FPS mode for consoles.That's the biggest. But, if I'm not mistaken, a crucial difference is that the Motorsport series wants 1080P, 60 FPS & the Horizon series settles in at 30FPS right? I fear that will play a large role in accomplishing dynamic weather/season.
The main thing I can see Motorsport adapting is likely the dynamic seasons.
Another feature, which Playground is dubbing Horizon Stories, adds a host of bespoke driving opportunities spearheaded by a large injection of new characters to the Horizon world.
“In previous games, everyone you’ve ever met at the festival, worked or lived at the festival,” says Brown. “Because you’re living there now we wanted to try and add more life to the world, so through a feature we’re calling Horizon Stories you’ll now meet people from around the UK; [they’re] colourful characters which will give you loads of really cool driving opportunities.”
Brown explains we’ll be able to pick up gigs like being a stunt driver in a movie, or assisting in a car documentary shoot.
Playground has also introduced purchasable properties to the game, from quaint country cottages to Edinburgh Castle itself, as well as the ability to buy businesses. The example given was a taxi firm, which will reward us for darting all over the map in a tricked-out Austin FX4. There’s even avatar customisation this time around – the cast of characters is the same crew introduced in Forza Horizon 3, but Forza Horizon 4 will ship with around 500 apparel choices designed to work across both genders. They’ll also be able to express 50 emotes that will be seen at key moments, like after races.
But thats for the X i think and it will be 1080p probably, down from 4K to achiev that.The E3 announcement mentioned a 60FPS mode for consoles.